We’re pleased to announce that JLS volume 3.2 (Fall 2018) is now available on-line. The issue includes seven articles, an interview with Natalia Borges Polesso, and six book reviews.
JLS, Vol 3, No 2 (Fall 2018)
Table of Contents
Articles
Retranslating the Brazilian Imperial Project: O Novo Mundo’s Depictions of the 1876 Centennial Exhibition
Krista Brune
The Flags of Time: Temporal Decoloniality in Casa de areia and O ano em que meus pais saíram de férias
Christopher T. Lewis
João do Rio in Portugal: Counterfeit Currency and Luso-Brazilian Desleixo
Robert Patrick Newcomb
A tipografia nacional finissecular: micro-história de um tipógrafo orientalista
Marta Pacheco Pinto
Spectacle and Rebellion in Fin-de-Siècle Brazil: the Commodified Rebel in Machado de Assis’s Chronicles.
Carolina Sá Carvalho
Oswald de Andrade’s Os condenados and the Decay of the Amazonian Aura
Sarah J. Townsend
Confession and the Cultural Turn: Revising the Historical Critique of Lídia Jorge’s The Murmuring Coast
Frans Weiser
Interviews
Diálogos possíveis: entrevista com Natalia Borges Polesso
Paulo Dutra
Review Essays
Amaral, Ana Luisa. The Art of Being a Tiger: Poems by Ana Luísa Amaral, translated by Margaret Jull Costa with an introduction by Paulo de Medeiros, Liverpool UP, 2016.
Hilary Owen
Book Reviews
Tennina, Lucía. Cuidado com os poetas! Literatura e periferia na cidade de São Paulo, translated by Ary Pimentel, Zouk, 2017.
Kacey Carter
Bezerra, Kátia da Costa. Postcards from Rio; Favelas and the Contested Geographies of Citizenship. Fordham UP, 2017.
Micaela Kramer
Librandi, Marília. Writing by Ear: Clarice Lispector and the Aural Novel. U of Toronto P, 2018.
Mariela Méndez
Rajca, Andrew C. Dissensual Subjects: Memory, Human Rights, and Postdictatorship in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. Northwestern UP, 2018.
Lizbeth Souza-Fuertes
Ferrão, R. Benedito. The Many Lives of Vamona Navelcar. Cinnamon Teal, 2017.
Alia Yunis